Health Goals19 clinical18 personal
Goal
Confidence and mood from fitness.
WorkingWhat good looks like.
Showing up stronger in the rest of life because the training is real. Lifting, walking, and an off-ramp are the path.
How the Base Protocol addresses it.
I work this through the MITNerd Base Protocol on Protocol: lift, walk, protein+food, sleep, stress off-ramp.
- Lift
Three strength-training days are part of the six-hour weekly target. I hit it unless I am traveling. This is how I hold muscle while I cut, and how I will build when I am leaner.
- Walk
At least two cardio days a week, inside the same six-hour target. Morning sessions, after I shifted hours more West Coast so the work can happen before the day takes over.
- Stress off-ramp
More weekend time with family, and a bit more reaching out to friends who are remote. Less or no fast food. No smoking. No vaping. No excessive alcohol. That is how I step the stress down.
Related goals.
A couple of questions.
- Where are the numbers?
- Charts, wearables, and the six-month results live on Protocol. This page is the outcome I am holding — not a second copy of the data.
- Why is this higher or lower on my list?
- Clinical order is foundations first. Personal order is where I am actually pushing given a busy CTO and family schedule. Lower on my list often means it is already going well. The hub has both columns.
This is personal tracking, not medical advice. I am sharing an N=1 scorecard so the work is visible — not a protocol to copy blindly. Read Bryan’s protocol at the source, and talk to a clinician who knows you.